Hedy Lamarr Seeks New York Romance and Home Sale
Earl Wilson notes Hedy Lamarr offering her Beverly Hills home for sale at 150000 and expresses interest in New York as a great city. He mentions her breakup with John Louis, seeks a wealthy partner, and hints at travel to South Pacific. Anecdotes include Ed Wynn encounter and Basil Rathbone chatter about cigarettes.
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New York
South Pacific
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John Louer
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Ducer
Roger Kaye
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Volen
Angela
ABC
CBS
Traffic Deaths Forecast for Labor Day Weekend
National Safety Council predicts 280 Americans die in traffic accidents over Labor Day weekend with thousands more injured. It estimates 53,000,000 cars will travel 4,000,000,000 miles and consume 270,009,000 gallons of gasoline as crowds head to holiday travel.
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National Safety Council
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Jooks OK
Gen Taylor Assumes New Berlin Command
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor began duties as the U.S. commandant in West Berlin succeeding Brig. Gen. Frank L. Howley who urged continued friendship between Berliners and the occupiers. The report also notes varied international items and cultural notes from the era.
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Berlin
Ins
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U.S
Brg
Frank L Howley
West Berlin
Howley
Com
Mandant
Utica Democrats Lose Bid to Avoid Trial in Election Fraud Case
Two Utica Democrats failed to avoid trial on charges tied to an election fraud probe. Justice William H. Munson refused to dismiss indictments against Rufus F. Eltifante and Dennis F. O Down, who are charged with conspiracy bribery destruction of affidavits and related offenses. Separately in Schenectady Danish ambassador Henrik Kauffman will meet with the Danish Brotherhood of America during a regional session.
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Henrik
Russia Faces Big Cut in Grain Crop
The Department reports European grain prospects show a likely decline in the Soviet Union due to heavy rains and harvesting difficulties. In contrast, favorable weather from mid July to mid August is expected to aid grain harvest overall in Europe.
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Angemunee Jn
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Soeviet Union
Fire Department
Deaths of Star Nick Long and Edward Gwinner in Pittsburgh
Vaudeville and musical comedy star Nick Long aged 43 died in New York. Edward W. Gwinner aged 51, prominent financier and former president of the Pittsburgh Rebels in the defunct Federal Baseball League, died in Pittsburgh.
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Nick Long
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Edward W. Gwinner
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Federal Baseball League
Pittburgh
Rose Programs Aid Defense Contends
The defense argued that Rose programs aided the war effort and aided American aims, while prosecutors questioned the impact. The record referenced Japanese broadcasts and Navy actions as context, with names and places including Berkeley and Anaheim involved in wartime investigations.
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Teagon
Bartio Takeo
WM Gupta Navy
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Anthorage
Leaves for Home Compieters Not Enld
Jett travels by plane to London to play as part of the competition team leaving for home after unclear events.
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Jett
London
Pact group would steer defense plan not single boss
A plan for a joint Atlantic defense pact envisions a steering group with unanimous vote rather than a single commander. Ministers aim to begin joint defense strategy revisions by September 17 while Congress debates Truman's request for arms aid, with a reduced program around 1.0 billion dollars.
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One Man's Opinion by Walter Siernan
A column by Walter Siernan laments disrupted production and wavering staffing amid looming layoffs. It notes tentative schedules for workers, impact on photo framing and related industries, and hopes for a quick restart as tensions ease. The piece references “From Your Good Friend Jarry” and signals broader economic strain across several crafts.
Rites Planned for Romani King in Binghamton Event
Fragmentary notice describes rites for a Romani king in Binghamton with band members mentioned. Readable names and exact details are unclear due to damaged OCR text. The item hints at a ceremonial observance involving a band and local figures, awaiting clarification.
Fragmented OCR Text of a Historical Page Item
The readable fragments reference names and places in a historical newspaper page, including mentions of a state, vigil, and personal notes. The text is incomplete and lacks a clear event, making a precise summary difficult while preserving the apparent names and context.
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